Court urges France to halt South Pacific tests
The International Court of Justice ordered France to refrain from atmospheric nuclear testing in the South Pacific while a final ruling is awaited. Australia and New Zealand sought the injunction, with hearings set for September and December. France may respond if the court’s jurisdiction is challenged. Tahiti reports indicate six to eight tests planned by year’s end.
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International Court of Justice
France
South Pacific
Australia
New Zealand
Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber
Tahitian
Papeete
Radical Party
Tahiti
World Court
The
Hague
Officials pleased with smut ruling
Prosecutors and police officials welcome the Supreme Court decision expanding obscenity definitions. They say communities can ban explicit material that offends local standards and that the ruling clarifies law, though civil libertarians condemn it as a setback for free speech. Local officials from Georgia to Arkansas praise state control, while publishers and civil libertarians caution about broad restrictions.
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Bernard Cohen
Associated Press
Supreme Court
Florida
Ray Marky
High Court
Larry Salmon
Floyd County
Criminal Law
State Bar of Georgia
Koch Heads National Firms Group Chooses Koch as Chairman
John T. Koch, 2633 Twin Hills Rd., named chairman of the United Fund national firms division for 1973 74. He will solicit support from national corporations in the community. Koch, Inter national Business Machines field engineering branch manager, moved to Jefferson City in 1970 from White Plains NY. Active in United Fund since 1971, he has served as solicitor and division chairman. He belongs to Knights of Columbus Evening Lions Club and presides over St. Joseph Home and School Association. The campaign kicks off Oct 2 with a goal of $198 821 to support 21 health welfare and youth agencies.
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John T. Koch
Twin Hills Rd
United Fund
National Firms
Koch
International Business Machines, Inc
Jefferson City
White Plains
N. Y
Knights of Columbus
Evening Lions Club
St. Joseph
UCF
Price freeze rules outlined
Price freeze rules outline that firms with fewer than 60 employees lose exemption under the Presidential Freeze Program. McCanless says all approved price increases not in effect by June 8 are suspended and details require freeze price records, prominent in-store posting, and forms for information requests. Calls to the Economic Stabilization Division are provided, with the policy effective Sunday.
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A. W. McCanless
Internal Revenue Service
McCanless
IRS
Economic Stabilization Division
Four Die In Missouri Traffic Crashes This Week
Four people died in Missouri traffic accidents as of Thursday with others injured. John Mauritt, 40, of Blue Springs, died after his car overturned in Kansas City. Maurice Alvis, 68, of Springfield, died after a non collision crash at an intersection. Ernest Bogart, 4, of Liberal, died when his car left Route K and hit a culvert and tree. Louis Wass Jr., 13, of Arcadia, Kan., was seriously injured. Darrell Crest Moore, 51, of Elkland, died when his car overturned on Highway 65 in Dallas County. Clarence Ingels, 60, of St Joseph, died when an unattended dump truck rolled onto him near St Joseph. In Jefferson City a Lions Club installation will occur at Rippe to Lodge on the Moreau River with Haake to be installed president.
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John Mauritt
Blue Springs
General Hospital
Kansas City
Maurice
Alvis
Springfield
Cox Medical Center
Bogart
Louis Wass Jr
Arcadia
Kan
Darrell Crest Moore
Elkland
Dallas County
Louisburg
Clarence Ingels
Route 169
Methodist Hospital
St. Joseph
James Haake
W. Miller St
Jefferson City
Evening Lions Club
Rippeto Lodge
Moreau River
George Gretlein
Panel critiques budget for natural and human resources
Washington AP The House appropriations committee censured the administration for not budgeting adequately to meet pressing needs in natural and human resources. The $2.27 billion bill mostly funds Interior for the new fiscal year starting July 1, with cuts to arts, humanities, Smithsonian, National Park Service, and other entities, yielding a net $4.9 million below the president’s request. Major allocations include $529 million for the Bureau of Indian Affairs and small grants for specific tribes and regional health and recreation projects.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Interior Department
Smithsonian Institution
National Park Service
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Bureau of Mines
Forest Service
Minnesota
Council Bluffs
Clark National Forest
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Hugo
McAlester
Eufaula
Okla
Mercantile Bancorporation Eyes Missouri Bank Buys
Mercantile Bancorporation Inc, based in St Louis, tentatively agreed to acquire two Missouri banks the High Ridge Bank in Jefferson County and Rozier Bank of Ste Genevieve. The deal would add two subsidiaries to Mercantile’s eight. Regulatory approval expected.
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Mercantile Bancorporation, Inc
High Ridge
Ste. Genevieve
High Ridge Bank
Jefferson County
Rozier Bank
Sté. Genevieve
Mercantile
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Core
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Jim Guy Tucker
New York City
Bald Knob
Jack Frantz
National Book Committee
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Frantz
Tom Ferrell
Esquire Magazine
Postmasters State Meeting
Missouri
National League of Postmasters of the United
Chicago
Charles Levy
Pick Up & Delivery
McCarty
Lohman, Me
Country Gentlemen
Volunteer Fire Department
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Ramada 4
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